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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
's'HOMAS BOWLING, AucIoneer.
c HFORTABLE TMO-STORY BRICK DWELLING

No III5 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Al AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE SIXTH. 1887, AT FIVE -,
OCLpth +. NJ. viii sell front OF the prem -:
ISIS part of Lot .. square 81 j. fronting - feet l
tn" est side uf tn street between and VI streets
north west, by depth OF 100 feet improved by com
fO-tiblc twJstOry brick and frame dwelling, contain
ing elSht large Rooms. III thorough order
Terms OnehaIf cash balance IN one anu Two years
with interest secured deed of trust on the prop
trty ALI al at the option of the purchaser de
posit OF 100 required II The time OF sale;
i-.s-.fx,Is THOMAS DOWNING Aurt.
a TCTIO% SaIF0F A VERY VALUABLE BUILD
n M LOT SITUATED On 9TH ST. ). E.. NEAR
LAST CAPITOL 81. -
ON SATTKDAY. u Ne FOURTH. AT HALF-PAST
IINE O'CLOCK L. NJ This lot has frontage of
so ee; and a depth of 124. LIP feet. and
talns , o. square feet. Sc Il s.imirahly adapted
bu !i,la- purposes. AMI viii positively be sold.
Terms cash title perfect; $40 at sale.
jeI-it WEEKS co, AuctiOneers.
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How to Cure Locktaw.

To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
think that this extract from a private letter
from DR.. VIM. j. Burge, OF PawtuXet, X. L, may be
OF value to Others. He says: "a few days ago l
had the pleasure OF saving the life OF a valuable
young horse. He had lockJaw. and a veterinary
surgeon from Providence gave him up to die lie
was almost in his last gasp. l had him bled
freely, his muscles relaxed and he got up and be-
gan 10 eat. learned this method OF treatment
IRON the best OF grandfathers, the late DR.. Shaw.
OF Wexford, K. l." 1t is due 10 DR.. Burge TO say
that ne does not know that make this use OF his
letter am Induced by the sad fate OF the young
soldier whose death from lockiaw is predicted
why Is IL not reasonable to suppose that what
would relieve the animal may prove efTectual in
Tue case OF human being. +. Is. q.
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ORGANS In CEsUEsC1FES.
The Music Question Leads to q Lively
Debate Among PresbytcriaMS.

Another long debate on the music question oc-
cupied the General Assembly OF the United Pres
byterian Church In Philadelphia yesterday. The
direct cause OF the issue was the use OF the organ
by the Rev. j. T. Tates church at Keokuk, Iowa,
to which objection had been made first the local
presbytery and then To the synod Of Iowa. In eacn
case the body declined to interfere. An appeal
was finally made to the assembly, and the CON-
mittee to whom the matter was referred reported
shat the prohibitory law forbiddng the use OF
instrumental music In the worshipo OF God has been
repealed and this leaves the sessions liberty to
introduce such music as they may deem wise and
profitable. Therefore there is no legal ground for
action, and the appeal is not sustained" mi
nority report was also presented recommending
that the appeal be sustained.
Everybody had something TO say on the subject.
The Rev. JAS. Brown commended that the appeal
should be sustained. IL was matter or conscience
with him. 81 couldn't go into Keokuk church"
said he, because they had an organ there The
congregation promised to cover the organ ii
would come and preach for them, but could not
do So" The Rev. DIR. Vincent said: "This assem-
bly, should vote to exclude the organ Its Use is
wholly without warrant. Its use is a step back
ward toward the mother OF harlotS."
Another enort TO settle the controversy was
proposition: "Whereas there IS now no law for
bidding the use OF instrumental music in the
churches OF God, and, therefore, there has been
no violation OF law In the case pending; therefore
resolved, that the appeal be not sustained"
After further debate the matter was disposed OF
by the adoption OF Rev. Mr.. Browns proposition,
as follows: For the proposition and, therefore, for
the organ, ministers, IL; elders, 46-total, lU7
Against the proposition, ministers, 30; elders
24-tOtal, "a.
WITH REGARD TO TEMPERANCE,
the committee on reform presented a report de-
clartng shat all measures OF license or tax are
wrong In principle and failure in practice; that
we regard this traffic as an evil which can never
be removed without political action, and that we
regard its entire prohibition as the most pressing
political question or the times"
A fOrcible address On the matter OF Sabbath OBJ
Servanoe was made by the Rev. T. T.. Stevenson
secretary OF the National Association He strongly
denounced the publication OF newspapers and the
running OF railroad trains on Sunday.
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,I,HoMAs E. wAGGAMaS. Real Estate Auct,oneer

CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ STREET. NEAR ST ALOYSIUS CHURCH.
BEIM I'm FIRST STREET AND NORTH cap.
lltl. nIklLi NOhIHwEsT. AND ALSO ON
GAEllANl ~ ESt l. BETWEEN FOIR-AND-
A-IALf AND SIXTH SIIsEITS SOUTHWEST.
ID virtue a; lecrvv 81 Tie Supreme Court -
C~S}o. Will sl al PGlc .urt-Ol OF each Iii
% the preH.ies. the hereinafter described Estate
On WEDNESDAY. The ELEVENTH DAY or MAY
1SS, ~ flt + Ot.pI n Z N, Lots Nos. 1874 30
IL st~terds subdivision of square No o.; situated
81 street uOEtL 1ei"seu lst anu North Capolstreets
Ou the SAME DAY at OUARTER-PAST SIX
OCLOtk PM. NIL s4I the east LaiI nun ler-ti
Lct~een AID C.L streets southwest, improved
b. sd~elilnE house si.G a stable
4rEiias Ci4e 'a-ii ana the balGDce 10 De
la.i u s4N we a. 'i<iiecH months. With interest
lay 81 sale ami tbc payment thereof secured
- the pi9iiisSJry notes oI the purchaser purcha
all the purchase money b. paid
II sale ratlrIUii thereof 10y tLr court \ lien
we'd property sold tor the purchase money
a;s: INTEREST NJ deed gwen until purchase money aud
a. VIII De required when kuOc Aed down
a. purchasers 1t sale IL.
ertS III &c -eSOd AZ risk and cost q defaultig pur-
= = EENkI.E, Trustee,
Oitee $50 Louisiana avenue.
EYsS-dSdJ 1HOS- l. WAuuAAAN. Auct.
c.~-THF ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
H. EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1887. same hour
myiG-Gxds 5. 5 HESKLk Trustee
3ll-,i - consent Of pa-tIes. TO WEDNESDAY. the
tWESTI FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A u. 1887. AT
l1t.T aid place . .
my Is dads 8 . hEShLE trustee
re- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Issi4ed until MONDAY. HE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE
my1--dkds S. S. HESKLE- Trustee.
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N0RTHEAsT, WITH LOT FORTY FEET BY
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN FEET. GOOD
CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT.
Under and by virtue of certain deed OF trust. -
1854 and duly reeorded in fiber No. lo69 folio 80
Columbia and by decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, sitting as a Court OF Equity
under sid deed Of trust will Tuesday the
O'CLOCK p NJ, at public auction. in front of the
premises. sell all that certain piece, parcel lot of
land situate IN the city of Washington, in said Dis
trict known as and being part Of original lot TO- in
square 9S3 having front of 40 feet street north
east, and running back of even width 10 feet, the
depth of said lot the same being parti culary
described in said deed of trust together with the
provement5 thereon. consisting Of good two story
frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: $1,000 In cash the balance in equal
instaments at one and two years secured by the
notes of tine purchaser and deed of trust the prem
ises sold. or all CASH at the purchasers option Terms
to be complied with in ten days from the day of SALE
or the trustees reserve the right to resell cost end
risk OF defaulting purchaser deposit of 800 re-
quired on the day of sale.
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON,l -..
RICHARD Z. PAIRO, ! Arus'ees.
InuS i.ua
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The American Sunday school COnven.
ton.

APPLAUDING REFERENCE TO BLAINE.
The American Sunday School Convention met in
Chicago yesterday with delegates from all the
States and the District of Columbia present. S. +.
Smith, the author OF "My Country, TITS OF Thee, +"
was then introduced and received the heartiest
kind of salutation. He read the first and last YER
ses OF the renowned anthem, at which the three
thousand persons present, rising, united In STIR
ring rendition OF the song. Rev. B. p. Snow, Of
Maine, responded for the northeastern section OF
the country. Abiding to Maine, he said that
State HAD timber for ships and timber for houses,
timber for sidwalks for spools, for slate frames,
and some people thought they had sway down In
Maine" timber for rulers This was presently con-
strued US an indirect reference to Blaine, and O
round OF applause greeted the delegate from the
Pine Tree State.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
without Food for seventy-Nine Days
CURIOUS CASE or A TESSEssEE MAN.

CURIOUS CASE OF TkNNksSkE Man.
JACKSON, Tenn, June 2.-This Is the seventy
ninth day since Capt. William Murchison, OF
Aedon, has taken any drink or nourishulent OF
any kind He sim retains his mental faculties
perfectly, and win not allow physicians 90 pre-
scribe Tor him, as he knows they cannot relieve
him, and he prefers not 20 be tantaliHed with
efforts 20 restore him. The attack came on at
night He had eaten supper and retired "a usual
When about ii O'Clock, he awakened quite
THIRSTY, took a drink OF water, and went 10 Sleep
again, and IN a few hours he awakened again
thirsty, and In attempting totake drink of water
found his throat was paralyzed and that he could
not swallow, since which time ne has not been
able 70 swallow anything lie had suffered q
partial stroke ~ paralysis previous 10 this time
capt HUTCHINSON X about ~ years of age. He Il
no crank al has been supposed but his fast IL the
result az disease and the phy Sictans Of this city
who have visited him all regard his case with
deep interest "a one or the most extraordinary on
record. lie was formerly In business In this city,
ana has no family. Al this time he II very feeble
and cannot live much longer
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THIS EVENING.

THnaS EVENING.
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARIES
of the
Late JOSEPH II. BRADLEY
To be sold at public Auction,
At my Rooms, Eleventh street and PENNSYLVANIA ave
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE SECOND AND
THIRD, 1887,
COMMENCING at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Books now ready for Examination.
my3O-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
nRY GOODS AUCTION.
WE WILL SELL To MORROW. JUNE TWO STORE
1:.6 SEVENTH STREET. REMAINDER OF STOCK
OF DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS EVERY LOT
MUST BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, SALE COM
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. AND AT SEVEN
NANTS OF DRESS GOODS. COTIONS, SHEETINGS
AND CALICOES, PERCALES FLANNEI.S CAM
BRIGS, CASHM IE AIPACAs, PIECE GOODS,
HOSi cry. CORSETS, RIBBONS. LACfS, YELLING,
SILKS, FMlSGES, KID GLOVES, BUTTONS,
THIS Is P0S1TIIELY The LAST WEEK OF THE
1el-3t WEEKS CO, AUCT1UNEERS.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c..
AUCTION SALES.
To-7sOIs ROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF ABOUT $4,000 SQUARE
FEEL OF VALUABLE GROUND, AUDITING
On The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANf'S TRACKS, AND SUITABLE FOR BUSI-
HOUSES
The subscribers will sell at public auction, 7tx
Ine nLnest bidder. in front of the premises, on ~
rKIDA1: JUNE THIRD, A. d. 1857, at FIVE-1
oCLpSk r NJ, about 10000 square feet of valuable
trOiil oelng all OF square east of square No. 643
except three small lots therein fronting South Cap
ltOl Sanal HAN, q and streets southwest. above
stated VII DE sold "a a whole In lots to suit.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance III one two and
three years WI six per cent interest semi-annuay
until PAID ana secured by deed of trust property
soid or All cash at option of purchaser. deposit of
a. ON each lot required time of sale If terms of
sale are not With within ten days after day Of
sae e lroIery Will be resold at risk and cost of de-
fauitIng purchaser. All conveyancirlg and recording
at purchasers cost.
DASENHOWER 4 SON,
my26-d&ds Ills = street
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs DoWLING, Auctioneer.


Pianos, several fine Organs, French Plate Mantel
Mirrors lin fine condition), ! handsome new Slate
Mantel, elegant Japanese Flower Pots in Sets, oo
Bamboo Side and Rocking Chairs, Walnut Hst Rack
with French Plate Mirrors large number of br,ls-
sells and other Carpets, new Body and Velvet Car
pets made i'll the form of Rugs Window Hangtngs.
Antique Mirror Walnut and Painted Chamber Fur
nlture III sets and separate pieces elegant Plllon
Extension Dining Tables, other Dining Room FUR
niture, fine Gas Cooking Stoves. together with a
general assortment of Valuable Household Effects.
ALSO,
Large quantity of new Crockery and Glassware.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Hotel Coach Carpenters Wagon, Horses Driving Bug
gies Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, and an elegant
SATURDAY, JANUARY FOURTH, 1887, at TEN
OCLOCk, within and i'll front of my auction rooms,
snail sell large collection Of Household Effects. e2t
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer 936 +. st.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING DWELLING NO. sos SIXTH
STREET SOUTHWEST, OPPOSITE SAINT DOM
INICK'S CHURCH.
On TUESDAY,JUNE SEVENTH, 1887 at HALF -
front OF the premises part of lot 49, in square No.
s!l, fronting 20 feet inches 9th st. 8. by 12o
feet deep.
Terms easy and made knows at SALE
Je2-dXds GEO. w. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.
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THE BIENNIAL LUTHERAN CONFERENCE.-The
third Biennial Convention OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Church In the United States opened In
Omaha last evening, The general synod repre-
sents 223 synods, consisting OF $40 ministers and
l34, $40 members There are l82 delegates In at
tendance from all parts OF the country. Gov.
Thayer, OF Nebraska, delivered the address OF well
come. The board OF education or the synod held a
session to consider bids from various places for the
location OF college which the Lutherans propose
to build.
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VNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOT FRONTING ON
srn rrTS r. N NH EE WEN AMI

STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of trust dated March 30, 1887 and duly
recorded III the land records Of the District Of Colun
OF JUNE 1887, AZ SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ, in front Of
the the south half Of the half Of lot
Twenty FIRST street by depth of "a feet 4sinches.
Terms of sale: Cash. $50 deposit at time of sale
Terms TO be complied within 10 days. All conveyance
ing At purchasers cost.
Arson s. TAYLOR, 1924 ST. uwl r-,...
FRANCIS HALL. 923 llth st nv. ! @'us'ss''
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T1F FvFNISG STAR il served TO subscribers in the
city by carriers their account 10 cents per
W. < or lie per month Copies at the counter,
cehts tiefn by InI-l-ToSta2e pr-paId-5U cents .
month. one year, So. SIX months. S.S
iEntered at the Post Office AZ Washington, D. c.. a.
s,.-uI.d-claSs mail natter
TIE WEEKLY STAR-pubiished on Friday-Sl Q
year postage prepaid SIX months. so cents
ia All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance:
n paper sent longer than Is p&id for.
Eates Of advertising made known on application
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4. 900 CHAIRS AT AUCTION.

TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell, on the National Drill
Grounds,
1000 W. S. CHAIRS,
used one week Dealers and others attention invited,
as they will be sold in lots to suit.
je2-2t DJJNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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'IlHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES AT AUG
|

,r On MONDAY MORNING. JUNE SIXTH. 1887, at
Ten O'CLOCK, at Store No. 1O5 I'd ST., bet. and b
ats SCI shall sell the entire Stock consisting Of
Teas Shelf Goods Of all kinds Soaps Syrups and Vim
eHar Pickles, Platform and Counter Scales Bro ons,
&c. iel- ct
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FANCY Prices TO SEE THE QCRRN.-The queens
route from Buckingham Palace 10 Westminster
Abbey the 2lSt instant has been revised and ex-
tended. Windows along the line OF march are let
ting for ESQ, and single nrst moor rooms for ESQ
Americans are credited with being the highest bid
ders and forcing the prices up
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ITHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
SEVENTH STREET ROAD, BETWEEN WHIT
NEY AVENUE AND SCOTT STREET; ON TIE
EAST SIDE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE NINTH, .>su
1887, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK in front ~
of the premises, shall sell frontage OF 22O..A-
feet on the east side of 9TH street road between Whit
ney avenue and Scott street, by depth Of 100 feet
Will be sold as a whole divided.
This property has the advantage of the street
and gas For homes business it desirable and in
short time will be worth double its value. A plat
will be shown at time of sale.
Terms easy, and made known at sale,
je-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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The Montgomery County Cold Mine.


The Montgomery Mining Co., OF Baltimore city,
yesterday made deed or trust for the benefit OF
creditors to j. Alex. Preston. trustee The corpo-
ration was organized December, 1873 with j.
Kemp Bartlett, Isaac s. Jones, Emmor Fawcett,
Jos {. Merritt, Caleb winslow, and VIM s. Car
roll, OF Baltimore, and Chas Dodge, OF George
town, incOrporators and with u capital stock of
$4,000. ON Nay 3. 1850, the capital stock WAS
Increased TO Sl.oO0,ooo. The company owns gold
property TO the value Of about $4,000. No state
ment IL made TO the extent OF the liabilities.
The Indebtedness is mostly 10 stockholders. IL Is
further intimated that the company may be reor.
ganized. A good many persons have faith ia the
Montgomery county gold mine, and believe IL VIA
yet be productive OF good results.
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CARRYING OUT THE b. AND o. DEAL-The Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette says: 1--WE can say posi-
Indianapolis road by the Ives-Stayner syndicate
was consummated yesterday, all reports to the
SentS the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton and
the Baltimore and Ohio railroads."
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The CoLoRKD MINIS CONFERENCE.-THE national
convention OF colOred men called TO meet In India
napOs yesterday, for the purpose OF considering the
political bondage In which the race has been held
since the war, was but SHINY attended, and ad-
jOurned without transacting any business OF im-
p0rtance. A resolution was adopted calling for q
national convention next June.
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ELECTED GOVERNOR OF THE GRANITE STATE.-Both
branches OF the New hampshire legislature met In
joint convention yesterday afternoon and filled
governor resulted as follows: ThOS, COgSwell, OF
CINNAMON {dem.), 146; ChaS. H. Sawyer, OF Dover
lreD.l, Us. MI. sawyer was declared elected.
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THE VACANT DELAWARE BIsHOPRIC.-The 1Olst
annual session Of the diocese OF The Protestant
Episcopal Church in Delaware met In Newark
yesterday for the election OF successor to the late
Bishop Lee, who was presiding bishop OF the
church In the United states. DIR. j. II. EccleStOn,
OF Baltimore, was put In nomination and received
the largest number OF votes, but not sufficient to
elect. DR.. l. W. Gibson, OF Dover; DIR. L. q.
Littell, OF Wilmington: Rev. A. A. Benton, 81
DR.. j. b. lodges, OF Baltimore, all received scat
tering votes. BaliOtng Will be resumed to-day.
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las H. MARI, Real Estate Broker, $50 Street

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
FRONTING TWENTY FEET THREE INCHES
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF EAST CAPITOL
STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS; BY DEPTH OF LIS FEET To A
IMEEN TIE TWO BEST HOUSES on THE
LOT BETWEEN THE CAPITOL AND LINCOLN
PARK.
On FRIDAY. JUNE THIRD. 1897 at FIVE Or
O'CLOCK L. NJ, viii sell, front the prem 90
ises. part of Lot numbered 3, in square mum u
bered SOS
Terms: 1000 cash: balance il one. two and three
years interest at six per cent semi annually all
cash 800 deposit at time of sale
my31 dds GEO. w. STICKNEY Auct., 936 F St
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4 HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
~ PROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED ON c STREET
NEAR SECOND STREET NORTHWEST; On
SEVENTH STREET NEAR G. STREET SOUTH
EAST. ON SEVENTH STREET NEAR l. STREET
SOUTHEAST; o STREET NEAR ELEVENTH
SOUTHEAST. ON Il STREET BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS SOUTH
EAST: AND ON FIFTEENTH STREET NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA ASENUE SOUTHEAST
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OBrien will be given banquet In London on his
return from America.
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A North Carolina Miracle.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG WILMINGTON coInl
PRO1f

PEOPLE
RALEIGH, y. C., June IA curious story comes
from Wilmington regarding an alleged miraculous
manifestation which has caused intense excite
ment among the colored people. The story Is an
follows: Anna Granger. colorpd woman was
ridiculing and knocking another woman who was
singing hymn. suddenly she felt a burning sen
Saton IN the palm OF her len hand and amin
alton found a singular discoloration. The words.
'The Church of God, in biood-red capital letters
appeared plainly III half circle on the lower part
OF the palm. The woman screamed and acted 50
wildly that the whole neighborhOOd soon gathered,
and from that time on the excitement Increased
rapidly. AZ night there were great crowds oI peo-
PIE In the house and vicinity until a late hour.
Every body Is permitted 10 look at the woman's
hand ana the greater number or those who Inspect
IL are much impressed. The Granger woman Was
NJ frst so overcome by fear that she had be kept
up by stimulanta The discoloration is lot NOS
quite so visible as at nrSi.
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VAN RENSSLAER-FAIRFAX.-The wedding OF Miss
Eleanor Van RensSlaer, daughter OF the late VIM
+. Van Rensselaer,, OF New York, and hamilton Il
Fairfax, OF the Old Virginia Fairfax family, took
place yesterday afternoon In the Presbyterian
church at Rye.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
FTHHOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
INTERSECTION OF PENNSiLVANIA AVENUE
AND SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST, KNOWN
As CHE HITZ PROPERTY. Az AIIrION

FtthOS. DOWLlNG, Auctioneer.
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
STREET RE oHa H kSoWE
AS THE H1Tz PROPERTY, AT Auction. ~
FORTE g EHksRs7 AFIEEESSS %AX sn
the premses shall T. sell all Of Lots IL and IL
lots fronting follows Five Of them have front Of
sSyania avenue and ON street depth Of
on
as the Hitz property This is considered the most de-
s OF Of a aa
ing handsome building sites.
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
n9t ss @ and secured BY deed Of
at purchasers cost A deposit Of 400 will be re-
lot at III sf
sequence Il ths rain until THGRsbAi TIE sEcoND
Day O. sSE 1s hST End xacopeer
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
s u GE
SGr,1fES%Ttks;AAS D-i-HALF AND n sTkEETs
II sSis&S9n, deceased vim seli pub
iss At II HAifPAsf FIVE ocf s6c2NP H. IN
q and , i
street by depth Of one hundred and thirty feet
bf bns Il thy
rear of lots.
The above described property is to be sold subject
to an unexpired lease to until September l. A. D.
1890 at the monthly rental of twenty dollars:
Terms of sale: Onethird cash, and the balance In
one and two from the day of SALE with interest
at the rate of six cent annum, be secured
deed OF trust upon the premises Sold all cash ut the
chasers option. cash deposit Of 800 required
at the tine of sale, and terms to be complied with
within ten days thereafter property will be resold
at risk and of defauting purchaser three
days advertisement in some newspaper published i'll
ut cost of the purchaser
my26d&ds CHASTAIN c. MEADOR Executor